cold sit-in-night on the castorrailway

Harlingen, Wendland

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The controversy about the extending the times nuclear plants are allowed to run has been taken to the tracks. More and more activists reach the railway tracks the transport has to pass. As we go along a couple of thousand people sit on the tracks blocking the way to Dannenberg. With blankets, warm soup and music they prepare for a long night.

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Licence: Creative Commons By-Nd-Nc

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